Herzfeld - "Two Mothers" single (Duophonic 1993) From http://sietepulgadas.blogspot.com/

Download the singlee free here: http://sietepulgadas.blogspot.com/2008/03/herzfeld-two-mothers.html

The Wishing Stones - "Beat Girl" (promotional sheet & cover) 1986 SINGLE

John Moore and The Jesus and Mary Chain (Mojo June 2008)

The Dream Academy - "Please let me let me let me let me get what i want" 1985 video clip

Marine Girls. The Lyceum, London 31 st March 1983 (from fruiter than thou)

From: http://fruitierthanthou.blogspot.com/2008/04/marine-girls-lyceum-london-31st-march.html

Someone from the "RIP IT UP" group wanted a copy of the MARINE GIRLS gig supporting ORANGE JUICE at the Lyceum back in 1983, so I loaded it. If anyone else wants it, it can be found here:
I only ever saw the three piece version of Alice & Jane Fox & Tracey Thorn. I don't know why they appealed so much to me .. Just very very charming. I have always loved that ploppy base line of "That Fink Jazz Me Blues Boy" & "Don't Come Back" always reminded me of the theme tune to 'Welcome Back Kotter' ... An American sitcom from the 1970's of which apart from the theme tune I can't remember a thing ... Apart from it had Joh Travolta in it.. Tracey went on to form EVERYTHING BUT THE GIRL with partner Ben Watt. Alice & Jane were joined by Lester Noel to form GRAB GRAB THE HADDOCK..

Blueboy - Clearer (insert) 1992

Rumblefish - "1234 singles" (Summerhouse 2007)

Rumblefish
Tugboat Line
(Pink)
In the early Eighties, I was a new romantic and an electropop freak, but by ’84 the new pop dream was all but over, so I turned my attention to something new and exciting. And what could have been more exciting to a young man’s ears than the great guitar indiepop that was being released by Creation records. The Jesus and Mary Chain, Felt, early Primal Scream, House of Love became my new idols (replacing my old Human League posters). However in their wake there came a second wave of bands and labels which were equally as fine, but nowadays seem to be totally forgotten.
I think the Pink label had the rather wonderful McCarthy (still one of my favourite bands of all time) too, but the jewel in their crown must be this wonderful single by Rumblefish. “Tugboat Line” starts off like “Atmosphere” by Joy Division, gracefully building up with a rather mournful bassline and the vocals gliding over the top until this most joyful of trumpetline comes bursting in and transforms the song into something totally different.
I never heard anything else by Rumblefish (I think they left the Pink label soon after this single) although I saw a CD by them not long ago in a second hand shop and was very tempted to buy it, but somehow couldn’t cause I was afraid it would not live up to the standard of “Tugboat Line” and somehow tarnish its brilliance. I mean, it’s quite unthinkable that they ever scaled the heights again of this most wonderful of singles.

Bart (Belgium) (from HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE LOVED? web - "Great Lost Singles")

The Smiths - The Queen is Dead - A Classic Album Under Review [2008] DVD

Rare footage of The Smiths

Studio and live recordings of every track on the album

Revealing interviews with band members and many others who worked with them on the record

Footage of and comment on the pivotal influences on the music and lyrics

Comment, criticism and review from
Stephen Street, Tony Wilson, Craig Gannon, Johnny Rogan, Len Browne, Professor Steven Logan, Brett Anderson, Gavin Hopps, Douglas Noble and Grant Showbiz

In The Studio - a 'featurette' with Stephen Street, on working with the Smiths from behind the desk , throughout their career. The Queen Is Dead Interactive Challenge - an exclusive gaming feature: Contributor Biographies - Meet The Panel

Talulah Gosh - Underground Magazine

Would Be Goods - "Maracas in Caracas"

NME C86 tape

NME fanzine fever

Medium Cool bands flyer

Crepuscule Collection

Liechtenstein - "Apathy" (Single - Fraction Discs 2008)